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Symphony64 PCI card – User’s Guide
Maestro
Menu by Menu
Maestro > Hide Maestro
Choosing this menu item hides the Maestro application.
Maestro > Hide Others
Choosing this menu item hides all other open applications.
Maestro > Show All
If Hide Others has been previously selected, choosing this menu item reveals all open
applications in the Finder.
Maestro > Quit Maestro
Choosing this menu item closes the Maestro program.
File:
File > Open
Choose this menu item to navigate to a previously saved Maestro configuration file and
open it.
File > Open Recent
Choose this menu item to re-open a recently opened Maestro configuration file.
File > Close Window
Choose this menu item to close the “active”, or up-front, window.
File > Save
Choose this menu item to save the current settings of all windows.
File > Save As
Choose this menu item to save the current settings of all windows as a newly named
file.
Tools:
Tools > Maestro Control
Choosing this menu item opens the Maestro Control window.
Tools > Maestro Mixer
Choosing this menu item opens the Routing/Mixer window.
Tools > Reset Symphony Clocking
In certain instances Apogee interfaces can’t be detected until the clock setting of the
first interface has been reset. Choosing
Reset Symphony Clocking
allows the reset
of clock source on the first interface to Internal or External .
Tools > Refresh Connections
Choosing this menu item re-scans computer connections for connected Apogee hard-
ware.
Tools > Reset Mixer
Maestro mixers may be reset with this menu item; choose Reset Displayed to reset
the mixer displayed in the Maestro Mixer window; choose Reset All to reset all mixers.
Tools > Reset Routing
Choosing this menu item resets the Input and Output panes to a “pass through” con-
figuration, where hardware and software I/O are connected on a one to one basis.
Window:
Window > Minimize
Choosing this menu item minimizes the up-front window to the OS Dock.
Window > Zoom
Choosing this menu item maximizes the size of the active Maestro window.
Window > Bring All to Front
Choosing this menu item places all Maestro windows in front of other applications’
windows.